Seed Potatoes – Second Earlies Favourite
High yielding and great tasting
Albert Bartlett ‘Anya’
Firm waxy texture, slight nutty flavour.
1050-6692 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.99
Albert Bartlett ‘Vivaldi’
Widely rated for its mildly sweet taste.
1050-6690 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.99
‘Charlotte’
A tasty, firm, creamy-yellow variety with a mouth-watering flavour. Produces an excellent crop of uniform shallow-eyed, long-oval tubers 50% bigger than others.
‘Elfe’ Creamy texture and buttery flavour.
1050-6792 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99
‘Innovator’ Creamy flesh and disease resistant.
1050-6793 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99
Plant Out Mar-Apr Harvest Jun-Aug
1050-6809 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £4.99 1050-6509 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £6.99 1050-6900 | 60-75 tubers, 5kg £12.99
How to grow Plant second earlies
in the ground early-mid April, or slightly earlier in containers. They’ll be ready to harvest in July and August.
‘Jazzy’ Perfect salad potato.
1050-6905 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £5.99 1050-6677 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99
‘Maris Peer’
1050-6825 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £4.99 1050-6670 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £6.99 1050-6903 | 60-75 tubers, 5kg £12.99
‘Wilja’
Bridging the gap between first earlies and maincrops, this is a versatile potato in the kitchen and produces high yields of excellent yellow, firm oval tubers. Great for boiling.
‘Nadine’
Great for baking, boiling and chipping.
1050-6795 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £7.99 104 ‘Sarpo Una’
Red-skinned with good, waxy flesh and a delicate flavour.
1050-6675 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £4.99 Shop online
marshallsgarden.com | Call 01480 774 555
Plant Out Mar-Apr Harvest Jun-Aug
1050-6840 | 12-15 tubers, 1kg £4.99 1050-6516 | 25-30 tubers, 2kg £6.99
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